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<blockquote data-quote="Exyll" data-source="post: 46603" data-attributes="member: 16748">I'll test this tonight for you.Have you installed the latest X10 drivers from the Medion site?So the button pressed event doubles the times the system has been in standby.So I will do this:Start WindowsStart Media Portal;Use the X10 remoteGo to stand-by and resumeUse the X10 remote (should now be 2 events)Go to stand-by and resumeUse the X10 remote (should now be 4 events)Go to stand-by and resumeUse the X10 remote (should now be 8 events)What is you do this :Start WindowsStart Media PortalUse the X10 remoteStop Media PortalGo to stand-by and resumeStart Media PortalUse the X10 remoteStop Media PortalGo to stand-by and resumeStart Media PortalUse the X10 remoteStop Media PortalGo to stand-by and resumeDo you have the same behaviour as in the first scenario? If not.. then it is probably a Media Portal issue if it is then it is probably the X10 drivers causing errors.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Exyll, post: 46603, member: 16748"] I'll test this tonight for you. Have you installed the latest X10 drivers from the Medion site? So the button pressed event doubles the times the system has been in standby. So I will do this: Start Windows Start Media Portal; Use the X10 remote Go to stand-by and resume Use the X10 remote (should now be 2 events) Go to stand-by and resume Use the X10 remote (should now be 4 events) Go to stand-by and resume Use the X10 remote (should now be 8 events) What is you do this : Start Windows Start Media Portal Use the X10 remote Stop Media Portal Go to stand-by and resume Start Media Portal Use the X10 remote Stop Media Portal Go to stand-by and resume Start Media Portal Use the X10 remote Stop Media Portal Go to stand-by and resume Do you have the same behaviour as in the first scenario? If not.. then it is probably a Media Portal issue if it is then it is probably the X10 drivers causing errors. [/QUOTE]

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